Baja Verapaz Department

Target entity: Baja Verapaz Department
Context triple: [Qʼeqchiʼ people, region, Baja Verapaz Department]

• A. Alta Verapaz Department
  Alta Verapaz Department is a mountainous, predominantly indigenous region in central Guatemala known for its lush cloud forests, coffee production, and ecotourism sites such as Semuc Champey.
• B. Sololá Department
  Sololá Department is an administrative region in western Guatemala known for its indigenous Maya communities, traditional markets, and the scenic shores of Lake Atitlán.
• C. Totonicapán Department
  Totonicapán Department is an administrative region in Guatemala known for its predominantly Kʼicheʼ Maya population, rich indigenous traditions, and highland landscapes.
• D. Suchitepéquez Department
  Suchitepéquez Department is a region in southwestern Guatemala known for its Pacific coastal lowlands, agricultural production (especially sugarcane and coffee), and ethnically diverse population.
• E. Cuscatlán Department
  Cuscatlán Department is a small, centrally located administrative region of El Salvador known for its agricultural production and proximity to the capital, San Salvador.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Baja Verapaz Department
Target entity description: Baja Verapaz Department is a central Guatemalan region known for its mountainous terrain, cloud forests, and significant Indigenous Maya communities.

• A. Alta Verapaz Department
  Alta Verapaz Department is a mountainous, predominantly indigenous region in central Guatemala known for its lush cloud forests, coffee production, and ecotourism sites such as Semuc Champey.
• B. Sololá Department
  Sololá Department is an administrative region in western Guatemala known for its indigenous Maya communities, traditional markets, and the scenic shores of Lake Atitlán.
• C. Totonicapán Department
  Totonicapán Department is an administrative region in Guatemala known for its predominantly Kʼicheʼ Maya population, rich indigenous traditions, and highland landscapes.
• D. Suchitepéquez Department
  Suchitepéquez Department is a region in southwestern Guatemala known for its Pacific coastal lowlands, agricultural production (especially sugarcane and coffee), and ethnically diverse population.
• E. Cuscatlán Department
  Cuscatlán Department is a small, centrally located administrative region of El Salvador known for its agricultural production and proximity to the capital, San Salvador.
• F. None of above. chosen